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17-02-2005, 11:27
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Re: Maintaince of tool shop.
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I've no idea how many drill bits or other tools we've lost so far... haven't checked, y'see. I think the general idea is just to leave things in vaguely the same place as you found them, and then worry about finding them again when you actually come to need them. Too lazy to do it any other way.
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